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Bash: turn on case-insensitive tab completion | Comments (0)

Posted in Linux/Unix on 6th June 2009, 10:24 am by Stuart

I always forget this one, but it’s dead handy as it allows you to type “py” hit tab and it will auto complete for “Python” or “python” for example. Without this setting you’d have to type explicitly what you want. To enable run:

echo set completion-ignore-case on | sudo tee -a /etc/inputrc

tee -a appends to the file – though clearly proceed with caution and if in any doubt backup /etc/inputrc first.

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If you’re not already subscribed to the Project Fondue blog feed then I can recommend it, as there should be some interesting posts coming out of there in the coming months (yes I’m unashamedly biased!).

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